Analysis Of Kristen D Randle's The Only Alien On The Planet

Kristen D Randle”s “The Only Alien On The Planet” focuses on an intelligent , yet unidentified by it’s “extraterrestrial” behavior boy, believing friendship isn’t neccessary as he ignores everyone that comes his way.Without communication with teachers,friends, nor even his own family, The protagonist of this novel talks about a girl having to exit her comfort zone while moving out of her hometown to a new one.When she catches a glance of this “alien” called Smitty in her new school, she gets told that he isn’t normal.That’s what triggered her to be even more curious from that point about him.Ginny wanted to get to know Smitty,but Smitty ended up countering that by not talking to her, so she decided to push him up further.By every day that …show more content…
From time to time, Ginny would end up Smitty in a different particular way each time.Sometimes she’d see his face as if it was an angel coming down , or something just glimpses of his eyes would make her sentimental.Her friendship with Smitty went slightly beyond the point of “normal” friendship, which was love. Smitty tried to make it out without friendship,though when you’re in a world surrounded by around 7.4 billion people , you learn that at some points in life, you wouldn’t mind an extra hand.Friendship is something we need, we need to socialize to be sane.In my perspective, the theme of this novel is about friendship, and how deep it can go the further you avoid it, until Smitty finally let it out to Ginny and everything went great.If we were the only person on Earth in